COMPASS Placement: Student CollaboratorAt — COMPASS Program: San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
Opportunity Summary
Must be enrolled in BIOT 497 and a participant in the COMPASS PROGRAM.
Assist in various conservation projects in the field of avian physiology.
Opportunity Learning Outcomes
Basic molecular skills required, e.g. pipetting, gel electrophoresis, PCR.
Opportunity Training
Training includes customized molecular techniques designed for the profiling and study of exotic and endangered species.
Additional risk specific to this opportunity
Specific lab safety training and Zoo onboarding is required before any work in the lab can be initiated.
Opportunity Application Instructions
Must be enrolled in BIOT 497 and a participant in the COMPASS PROGRAM.
Program
Internship
Location Type
On-site
Location
United States
Expected Hours
Hours | Duration |
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15 | hours per week |
Students required to have a personal vehicle
Yes
Fees students may incur with this opportunity
No Fees will be incurred by students
This opportunity provides some form of compensation
No
Opportunity Availability
Ongoing